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Slight
Slight
n.
Sleight
.
Slight
v. t.
To
overthrow
; to
demolish
.
Slight
v. t.
To
make
even
or
level
.
Slight
v. t.
To
throw
heedlessly
.
Slight
superl.
Not
decidedly
marked
;
not
forcible
;
inconsiderable
;
unimportant
;
insignificant
;
not
severe
;
weak
;
gentle
;
applied
in a
great
variety
of
circumstances
; as, a
slight
(i. e.,
feeble
)
effort
; a
slight
(i. e.,
perishable
)
structure
; a
slight
(i. e.,
not
deep
)
impression
; a
slight
(i. e.,
not
convincing
)
argument
; a
slight
(i. e.,
not
thorough
)
examination
;
slight
(i. e.,
not
severe
)
pain
,
and
the
like
.
Slight
superl.
Not
stout
or
heavy
;
slender
.
Slight
superl.
Foolish
;
silly
;
weak
in
intellect
.
Slight
v. t.
To
disregard
, as of
little
value
and
unworthy
of
notice
; to
make
light
of; as, to
slight
the
divine
commands
.
Slight
n.
The
act
of
slighting
;
the
manifestation
of a
moderate
degree
of
contempt
, as by
neglect
or
oversight
;
neglect
;
indignity
.
Slight
adv.
Slightly
.
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